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dturm
Jan 26, 2017Moderator
I pinned the lower jaw in several animals over the years. While the aim is to leave the pin in permanently, that seldom happens. Usually with time the pin works it way out. The major issue is bone healing. Because of the diseased teeth there is usually severe infection, often in the bone too. That is a poor environment for bone healing. The pin really isn't an issue, it's the bone healing that is supposed to happen.
That being said, once the diseased teeth are removed and the infection treated, most heal with time.
That being said, once the diseased teeth are removed and the infection treated, most heal with time.
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